Hi

I am looking for a developer to advise me on how best to add content to a Telerik Dock component. 

The source of the content will be from an external application server. I manage that application server and our customer manages the portal application that uses the Telerik controls.

I need to advise customer and implement a solution.

Thanks

David

hi,

for a new website I am searching for a person, that is very familiar with Telerik ASP.NET AJAX controls and has huge experience in creating stunning user interfaces.
You can work remote / from home.
If you think you are qualified enough, then send me some references (really only references with Telerik controls and great UX) and your hourly rate to: andreas (at) seo-backlink-finder.com

Best regards
Andreas

As stated in the title, please stop pushing all these useless VS extensions every time there is an update without allowing me to choose if I want them installed or not.

As far as I can tell the only function these VS extensions have is adding references to Telerik assemblies and that is something I do not need any help with and yet every time there is an update you push these VS extensions without allowing me to opt out and every time I have to waste my time removing all those extensions bogging down my IDE...

Thanks for your attention to this matter.

In any menu I go to within the Sitefinity CMS, I receive an error:

System.OutOfMemoryException

The trigger of this error is when I upload a custom template and view the page of which it is applied to. I have attached a screencap of the full error message. Can someone provide insight to what this means?

I appreciate your help, thank you.

Maria

Hi All,

I am not sure, to post this thread on this section. I am installing Telerik web control. In this I am getting the error like this. I have attached screenshot. I have visual studio 2012 and I am trying to install Telerik web 2011. Kindly give your suggestion.

Thanks,
Vinayak

Hello,

We are looking for "Technical Lead- Cobol" who has experience on COBOL on NET Express v6.0,MS Visual Studio 2010,JCL.
We have large scale of assignments and really need someone who will facilitate & participate in complete development life cycle related activities. Should have Exposure on Legacy modernization – Mainframes to Cobol conversion of code and scripts ,who can get under the onsite-offshore model.

Our office is in Pune,India however, we have presence in USA and would prefer someone located in Pune .

If you are interested kindly ping on prasanna.p@goldleafcorporation.com


Regards,
Prasanna

Hi,

after one month of working with Telerik controls, the documentation is the last place I would want to go. Lets take an example:

I would like to know more about RadTreeListView SelectionChanged event (its simple, probably everybody uses it, and probably all know what it is, but we should never guess, but always make sure we get it right). So I open silverlight online help:

1. type SelectionChanged, I will get 147 results, and if you look at the list itself, most of them are meaningless, - there is no extra info.
2. Lets try typing RadTreeListView SelectionChanged. I get 104 results... again list displays meaningless info - look at the first 10 items to understand what I mean.
3. Lets try to search RadTreeListView class. NEVER use Tree-content on the left side, it is a pain to use it. You need to click on API reference, then wait for page to load again (???), then scroll down to Controls namespace, then wait the page to load again, then scrool waaaaaaaaay down to RadTreeListVIew, then wait for page to load again, then scroll waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay down to RadTreeListView... I could save myself with half of the scrollings if page was not loaded each time I select something... never use table of context... instead use search... typing RadTreeListView, and then clicking on the class info,
4. click on members, and then I can see that there are no inherited members... so now, if I need to find an inherited member, I will need to know from what class was it inherited. But I don't know that...
5. I go back to Class info, there I see it inherits from GridViewDataControl (has link), and implements IThemable (no link). I will not speak about interfaces anymore, it seems that they are not documented at all.
6. Click on the GridViewDataControl, then members, then search in events - nope, its not there
7. GOing back to GridViewDataControl class info, to see what does it inherit. It inherits from baseItemsControl (link)
8. Click on BaseItemsControl, then members, then search events - nope, still not there....
9. Going back to BaseItemsControl class info, then see what it inherits - DataControl
10. Click on DataControl, then members, aaand voila - finally I found it.

Now think if RadTreeListView would list all events, inherited and its own, so I just need to look into members of RadTreeListView. I dont want to take credits for inventing this, this is already used on many websites that show documentation for particular software.

Now lets discuss about information in documentation. Lets go again to members of RadtreeListView. I know you are tempted to use table of context, but dont, use search instead. We will look at the properties that are listed. What you see written in the description, you will see the same if you click on the property link. MOstly the information contain the property name with spaces, and added Get / set in front of it. Take the AutoLoadHierarchy. We dont know what is the default value, we dont see any explanation, so it is expected that you understand what it is. Why would I come to read the link then at all, what is the purpose of its existence? And there are tons of info like this.

I know, if you put a lot of information, you would need to keep it updated, more work, but then again, your support should have less job buy answering support tickets and forum threads.

Regards,
Goran

I had a chance to read this blog post today about the Q3 2012 release:

http://blogs.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/posts/12-10-18/rock-n-roll-with-telerik-s-asp-net-ajax-q3-2012-release.aspx?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+AspnetAjaxTeamsFeed+%28ASP.NET+AJAX+Team%27s+Feed%29&utm_content=My+Yahoo

The blogger was right. I checked out your latest demo page and I was surprised... It looks really great! If I could hang it on my wall, it would undoubtedly add to the beauty of my room. However, I am not an art gallery owner. I am a software developer. And despite their many aesthetic qualities, your new demo pages are a step backwards in UI design. Why do I have to click and scroll so much to view what I want? Why is everything SO BIG?

Its almost as if the marketing department at Telerik has completely taken control over the operation. Everything has to be a selling point.

If you want to make your integration examples primarily a sales resouce, then by all means, spruce them up. But your demo pages are supopsed to be primarily a technical resource. And in that, you should be striving to make them better for developers, not for marketers.

In reference to the new demo pages, the blogger said  "we worked hard to make them more user- and mobile-friendly".

She got it half right. I guess the next time I find myself coding on my iPad and need to take a look at a Telerik demo.. I'll be all set.

Hi, 

I'm moving from an elder software system of representing appointments to rad scheduler. I have attached a picture where you can see the date as rows and the time as columns. In my particular application it has the benefit to quickly spot empty appointments on a month view. In the current month view I have to look at the times next to the name and compare and search. It would be of great help in my profession to quickly spot where are open slots for appointments.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Karl 

Hello,

How can you access the forums from the main page (www.telerik.com) the quickest?  After the redesign, it seems the quickest way requires a lot of clicks, minus just typing in the URL.

Thanks.